Janice Myint and her team at Technorati have put out a fire–Again!
I’ll let Marianne tell you the story. Technorati’s Janice Myint Scores Again!
Thanks to Janice and her team at Technorati Customer Service!
–ME “Liz” Strauss
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Let me introduce the bloggers
who have earned this official badge of achievement,
I invite them to take a badge home to display on their blogs.
They take the conversation to their readers,
contribute great ideas, challenge us, make us better, and make our businesses stronger.
I thank all of our SOBs for thinking what we say is worth passing on.
Good conversation shared can only improve the blogging community.
Should anyone question this SOB button’s validity, send him or her to me. Thie award carries a “Liz said so” guarantee, is endorsed by Kings of the Hemispheres, Martin and Michael, and is backed by my brothers, Angelo and Pasquale.
If you’re an SO-Wanna-B, you can see the whole list of SOBs and learn how to be one by visiting the SOB Hall of Fame– A-Z Directory . Click the link or visit the What IS an SOB?! page in the sidebar.
–ME “Liz” Strauss
We offer the best in thinking–articles on the business of blogging written by the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers of Successful Blog. Click on the screenshot to enjoy each selection.
The Specials this Week are
Gary Miller at Blogoplex sends a message to David Sifry and a man named Chris Coffman to find out Gary and Chris seem to claim the same blog, though they’ve never met.
Noel Guinane takes a hard look at the use and uselessness of social network analysis to business.
Javier Cabrera (who has not sent me a comment hug for a very long time–he must be at dinner) shows off his CSS esssentials, which features blogs of high-end design from around the web.
Improbulus explains how the Nextsplogs scam works. If you’ve not heard about this, check it out. This clever new trick uses redirection code to game the Google Next Blog viewing system. Apparently spammers never learned that they’re not supposed to cut in line.
David Starling offers a serious analysis of Google’s current funding and what it means to Google and to us.
Related ala carte selections include
Chartreuse BETA unravels the story of a webcam “grassroots music discovery” who now looks to be a plant by the recording industry. Once again, he saw something wasn’t right there when her popularity first became a big deal.
Sit back. Enjoy your read. Nachos and drinks will be right over. Stay as long as you like.
No tips required. Comments appreciated.
Have a great weekend!
–ME “Liz” Strauss
Let me introduce the bloggers
who have earned this official badge of achievement,
I invite them to take a badge home to display on their blogs.
They take the conversation to their readers,
contribute great ideas, challenge us, make us better, and make our businesses stronger.
I thank all of our SOBs for thinking what we say is worth passing on.
Good conversation shared can only improve the blogging community.
Should anyone question this badge’s validity, send him or her directly to me. This award comes with a full “Liz said so” guarantee. It is endorsed by Kings of the Hemispheres, Martin and Michael, and backed by my brothers, Angelo and Pasquale.
If you’re an SO-Wanna-B, you can see the whole list of SOBs and learn how to be one by visiting the SOB Hall of Fame. Click the link or visit the What IS an SOB?! page in the sidebar.
–ME “Liz” Strauss
We offer the best in thinking–articles on the business of blogging written by the Successful and Outstanding Bloggers of Successful Blog. Click on the screenshot to enjoy each selection.
The Specials this Week are
Marianne pulls together some of the freshest information on our ability to focus our attention. Find some surprising conclusions, such as that multi-tasking lowers productiving. This was the best read of the week for me.
Starting with the Cluetrain Manifest, which if you haven’t read, you must, Roar gives a transparent picture of the employee experience of working in a Web 2.0 world.
Political Calculations provides an in-depth analysis of jobs in which the trend is growing for college degrees to be a requirement.
Jason at Mental Tech is sharing a clock that makes the people fountain at Millenium Park in Chicago look like child’s play.
Related ala carte selections include
No BS Finance has some basic tips on compounding our net worth. For those of us just getting involved in planning our financial futures, spend some time poking around here.
Chris Garrett offers advice on how to write a narrative story as a blog post.
Sit back. Enjoy your read. Nachos and drinks will be right over. Stay as long as you like.
No tips required. Comments appreciated.
Have a great weekend!
–ME “Liz” Strauss
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You may not know about this place. The Massif de la Chartreuse in France is known for it’s scenic beauty and mysterious caves.
[Reproduced with permission from www.braemoor.co.uk. Click on the map to see more details of the Chartreuse area,]
The Massif de la Chartreuse is not half so interesting or mysterious as Chartreuse BETA.
I’d only go walking the Massif de la Chartreuse with Chartreuse BETA. He’s a prince of a fella.
Please feel welcome to look around. Stay as long as you like. Snacks and beverages are in the sidebar. Tips are not allowed. Comments are always welcome.
–ME “Liz” Strauss